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THE CRITERIA OF THIS REPORT |  ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE




             to all companies subject to Directive 2014/95/
             EU with regard to reporting non-financial
             information (also known as the Non-Financial
             Reporting Directive – NFRD).                            RATTI’S LONG-TERM STRATEGIES
             This information is held in order to provide            AND ACTION PLANS ARE ALSO DEFINED
             further details (capital expenditure - Capex -and       WITH THE GOAL OF MEETING
             operational expenditure - Opex-) of financial           THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE VARIOUS
             activities that are classified as sustainable, in       STAKEHOLDERS,
             response to six environmental objectives.

             The following objectives are set by the
             Taxonomy:
             1.  mitigation of climate change;
             2.  adaptation to climate change;
             3.  sustainable use and protection of water and
               marine resources;
             4.  transition to the circular economy, also with
               regard to reducing and recycling waste;
             5.  prevention and control of pollution;
             6.  protection of biodiversity and the health of
               eco-systems.


             The Taxonomy Regulation considers activities
             to be sustainable (i.e. “Taxonomy-aligned”)
             if they comply with various criteria, which
             includes making a “substantial” contribution to
             at least one of the six criteria that have been
             established.

             The Climate Delegated Act of 4 June 2021
             sets out the technical criteria for selecting
             economic activities which are sustainable from
             an environmental point of view, and which
             make a significant contribution to the first two
             objectives, i.e. “mitigation of climate change”
             and “adaptation to climate change”.

             The Ratti Group, whose core business is
             represented by “textile finishing”, a sector
             currently excluded from those considered for the
             first two objectives regarding climate change, is
             not eligible.
             As a result of this, on the basis of the evaluations
             that have been carried out to date, the KPIs
             relating to turnover, Capex and Opex are
             all 0. It should be noted, however, that the
             current method used to evaluate admissible
             activities was developed on the basis of current
             information, so it should not be excluded that
             for the next reporting year (2022) the Legislator
             could provide guidelines or information that
             could modify the current interpretation.  its eligible activities, providing communication
                                                       of this in the 2022 DNF. In particular, the
             Therefore, on the basis of these considerations   company Second Life Fibers, a subsidiary set
             and in relation to the future publication of   up by Ratti but not yet operational, will carry
             delegated acts for the remaining four objectives,   out certain activities which could contribute to
             the Ratti Group will carry out a new evaluation of   objective 4: “transition to the circular economy”.


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